Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-11
AT WASHINGTON GROVE CAMP.
Preparing for the Opening Of the An
nual Camp Meeting this Evening.

l 6ICR0x1m8 kOH tm6 OR9mlmX OF the AM
nuaA Camp Meeting this Evening.
WASHINGTON GROVE CA,p, August IL.
Correspondents Of THE EVENING STAR
The fifteenth annual camp meeting Of the Wash.
fngton Conference, of the NJ E. Church North
viii begin this evening, under the auspices of the
Washington Grove Association. Yesterday, usually
one OF activity ana stir In the camp, was compare
lively quiet owing to the fact that so many
families have been costly domiciled in the grove
| for weeks past Only few chose to pitch tents
Tor two weeks stay here, and because OF the
enegetfc efforts OF the committee everything is in
comfortable shape and in perfect order to welcome
as many as may choose to come. Impressive
gospel services have been held in the Tabernacle
eacn evening Of this week, conducted by Rev. Mr.:
zimmerman. Much interest Is manifested and
several conversions are reported At O'Clock
THIS evening, Dr. MsKendree Reilly, P win
cafes successful and interesting meeting.
CAMP DIRECTORY
Following is a directory OF those in camp: Cir
cle-J. T. Mitchell, j. I. Birch, Jesse Wilson, Dr.
Lockerman, DR.. Peck Prof. j. Henry Wilson, H. c.
Craig president; g. T. Woodward, George Hill, L.
w. WOrth1ngt0n, Chairman of committee on
grounds; 9: W. Baker, George Z. Birch, J. w.
Wade. Dr. NICK Reilly, Robert Dunn, j. C. Aithey,
g. Croomes, Worthington: Dorsey. j. ii. Bird, Geo.
SroGS " Ffanklana, W Taylor Birch, Misses
Ill.
1st avenue-ltichard Riggles, Mrs. H. A. Wise,
]. X. Richie, DR.. Tom Reed, Leonard Chapman,
Olive POikinhOrn, Wash Is. Williams, Mrs Rither-
ford, Mrs. s. L. KilgOur, Mrs. A. B. Wolfe James
Mcdowell, Miss Mamie Leadwood, Mr.. Dobson and
family.
I'd Ayenue-Jas. Reed, l. P. Altschu, Mrs. Kill
gour, Frank Baxter and Mrs. owens.
Sd Avenue-ThOs. Bowling, Mrs. r. Jackson. Mr..
Murphy, and j. w. Decide, Georgetown.
Atm Avenue-P. G. Brown, II. j. Mickle Mrs NJ
A. Henn1ng, +. l. Boyer, c. W. Murphy, Geo. E.
Gartrell, WILDER Cissel, Mrs. McCat1ern, Mrs L.
Deane, Edward POtbury, Mrs. Wood, Mrs. Eph-
rain Gather, Cal. Thompson, VIM. Bushby
MI. Wheeler. Mrs. Wilson and daughters Edward
Hawkins, VIM. Malcolm. Mrs. E. Meeker, Mrs.
Barnes. NJ. W. Godfrey, c. w. Hin and Mrs. Fran
ces Garrett.
9th Avenue-Mrs NJ. d. Clark, JAS. Cashell, G. I.
Warneld, Minister'S Lodge, Mrs. Mary Dorsey's
boarding house and o. HOuseholder's boarding and
lodging tents.
Broadway-chas. Beall, H. A. johnson, Mrs.
Mary Knott Mr.. L. Dean, Mrs Dawes, Mrs. j.
Rawlings, DIR. Merrill and Mrs. Allen.
Grove ayenue-W. w. S. Dyre NJ D. Lindsey
Mrs. Godfrey, b. s. Platt, Mrs COokson Mr. and
Mrs. b. +. Evans, Miss TraverS, H. b. MoultOn,
Mrs Carpenter, DR.. Winters Ii. Ii. Smith, James
Somervllle, X. w. Woodward, jr., Warren Choate,
Mrs Reed, Robert Cohen, X. ii. Wlllett, j. n Bo-
cottages" Alfred Wood, Washington Grove Hotel.
QUEENSTOWN CATTLE MISUNDERSTANDING cat
Tie on the market yesterday, and all sold to butch
ers as follows: Best sold from AZ to Axe per h.;
good 40 to 4Ac.; medium, 3k to &C.; common 2sl
10 ~ c.; !O42 sheep and lambs on the market,
and all sold as follows: Old sheep sold from 3 to
&c: per Id. lambs sold from ~ to exc; cows and
calves sold from $50 to $40 each. Market for all
kinds OF stock was brisk,